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growing. >> were monitoring trouble with metrobuses, another bursting into flames prompting dozens to be pulled off the road. we begin tonight with the end of an era for nasas space shuttle program. thanks for joining us tonight. im shawn yancy. >> im brian bolter. a breathtaking sight over the skies of the dnv this morning, shuttle discovery on the back of a 747 for her final flight before being taken to udvar hazy. fox 5s karen gray houston inside the museum tonight. >> reporter: t...

hour. an eye popping eruption you have got to see. "newsroom" begins right now. taxpayer outrage this morning is growing over the millions of dollars seemingly squandered by unanimous bureaucrats. right now the second hearing in two days. they are facing questions about their lavish convention in las vegas. a rewards program that gave employees ipods and gift cards worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. and a hawaii trip for some spending up to a week there for a ribbon cutting that...

work with this. >> weve had gang initiatives in our schools and have been expanding them for a while. weve put really an awareness to speak to responsible adults when they see incidents happen or issue be -- issues that theyre not comfortable with. >> reporter: the six adult men who were arrested last night are all being held for deportation, pending criminal charges from the state of maryland. were live in annapolis. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> okay, derek. the brown pride...

the freeways right now. ill tell you where they are but traffic is light in this live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. >> six months since the san bruno pipeline disaster, survivored will negotiate to remember the eight neighbors killed in the explosion and compare notes on the rebuilding effort. its 4:31 this wednesday. what a gorgeous day we have in store. >> we do. well get to that later on. >> well talk about that. im kristen sze. >> im eric thomas. layoff notices could to go 180...

station platform has prompted caltrain to beef up security this morning. "mornings on 2" starts now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." im dave clark. >> im tori campbell. its monday, march 7th. bay area gas prices continue to be among the highest in the nation. those high prices could be with us for a while. allie rasmus is in emeryville this morning with what national leaders are now saying is possibly an option. good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning,...

turn of events. just when it seemed the situation in egypt had calmed, yesterday there was a sudden and deadly outbreak of violence in cairo as anti-government protesters came under attack. the egyptian government confirmed on state tv, the overnight clashes left five people dead and 836 people wounded. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent richard engle filed this report late last night from cairo. >> egypt ordered a crackdown against anti-government demonstrators, but not with...

news4s tracy wilkins has more on what both sides are saying. >> reporter: the question of how to enforce immigration in virginia is normally pushed by local municipalities. this time, it appears the governor is the one leading this charge. and some activists. politicians are saying hes going too far. >> it is infuriating. it is a wake-up call. >> reporter: it is so important that they are saying it in spanish and english. >> police do not have the authority to make stops and arrests ba...

news4s tracy wilkins has more on what both sides are saying. >> reporter: the question of how to enforce immigration in virginia is normally pushed by local municipalities. this time, it appears the governor is the one leading this charge. and some activists. politicians are saying hes going too far. >> it is infuriating. it is a wake-up call. >> reporter: it is so important that they are saying it in spanish and english. >> police do not have the authority to make stops and arrests ba...

causing so much controversy in arizona, virginia officials say police in the common wealth already have the authority to carry out one of those policies. news4s tracy wilkins has more on what both sides are saying. >> reporter: the question of how to enforce immigration in virginia is normally pushed by local municipalities. this time, it appears the governor is the one leading this charge. and some activists. politicians are saying hes going too far. >> it is infuriating. it is a wake...

driver, accused of slamming head on into a car, killing a nun and seriously injuring two others in the vehicle. the suspect has been hit with three duis and had his license revoke but he still managed to get behind the wheel. the head-on crash happened yesterday as the group of nun was heading to a religious retreat. julie carey is live. >> reporter: carlos is out of the hospital and now in the adult detention center but questions are being raised about why he was free to drive at all....